Council Tax Exemptions - Empty Property

A

Substantially unfurnished and unoccupied property requiring or undergoing structural repairs or structural alterations to make it habitable and for six months after such work is substantially completed to a maximum of twelve months

B

An unoccupied dwelling may be granted exemption for up to six months from the date it became unoccupied providing the property is owned by a body established for charitable purposes and was last occupied in furtherance of the objects of the charity

E

An unoccupied dwelling where the liable person now has his or her sole or main residence in a hospital, residential care home, nursing home, mental nursing home or hostel. Please provide name of establishment

F

An unoccupied dwelling where the person who was liable to pay council tax has died, the property has remained unoccupied since the date of death, and a grant of probate or letters of administration has not been made, or less than six months have elapsed since a grant was made. Please provide the date of death and date of grant of probate if applicable

I

An unoccupied dwelling where the liable person now has his or her sole or main residence elsewhere (not a hospital, residential home care, nursing home, mental nursing home or hostel) in order to receive care

K

An unoccupied dwelling which was last occupied as the sole or main residence of one or more students only. The exemption applies only to those cases where the owner is a student or became a student within six weeks of vacating the property